Nixon nominee approved to lead OEO amid funding questions
The Senate confirmed Alvin J. Arnett as director of the Office of Economic Opportunity by 88 to 3, while the Nixon administration threatens to veto further agency appropriations beyond Sept. 30. The pieces discuss related national security wiretap guidelines, consumer warranty reform, Burmese opium rebels, and other Senate actions.
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Washington
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Senate
Alvin J. Arnett
Wisconsin
Congress
Lucey
Department of Health and Social Services
Wilbur Schmidt
Warren
National Association For Mental Health, Inc
Meir vows to intercept planes amid terrorism battle
Prime Minister Golda Meir warned Israel will continue to intercept and force down foreign passenger planes if needed to fight Arab terrorism. She called a UN Security Council rebuke of the Aug. 10 Iraqi airliner incident in Lebanon an encouragement of terrorism.
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New York
Golda Meir
Israel
Cambodian troops push two-pronged advance on Kompong Cham
Cambodian government forces move from two directions to trap insurgent remnants in Kompong Cham as insurgents hold a textile factory and parts of a university campus near the airport. Police hunt for gang in $100000 Brinks robbery in Montreal. Thirteen family members die in Rajasthan bus plunge. West African chiefs approve 1.5 billion program for wells and dams.
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Cambodia
Kompong Cham
Montreal
Brinks
Ouagadougou
Upper Volta
Chiefs of
State of
Allende
Junta takes over violence continues in Chile
Santiago reports a violent coup as Gen Augusto Pinochet wins a four man military junta presidency. Gun battles erupt, curfews seal streets while Allende is buried and the junta suspends congress as normalcy is promised.
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Santiago
Chile
Augusto Pinochet Marambio
Pinochet
Salvador Allende
Allende
Western Hemisphere
Technical University
Congress
School Budget Accepted by Orangeville Board in 1973 74 Plan
Orangeville Times Special reports the school board approved the 1973-74 budget with income and expenditures for the education fund near 678,400 dollars and building fund activity around 58 thousand dollars. Site and construction show 750,200 in both income and expenses, and a working cash balance of 1,741.37. The board also accepted bond bids from Channel Newman Securities and Dain Kalman Quail with rates from 5.0 to 5.15 percent and a net interest cost of 477,175.10. A surety bond bid from Ferguson Insurance Agency is approved with premium 256 plus updated committee assignments and a plan to add a line in the principal's office.
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Orangeville
Times
Channel Newman Securities Company
Dain, Kalman & Quail, Inc
Ferguson Insurance Agency
Pecatonica
Wolverine Insurance Company
Ronald Cronau
Charles Bennehoff
Israelis down 13 Syrian jets in major Mediterranean dogfight
TEL AVIV AP Israeli air force jets shot down 13 Syrian MIG21 fighters in a large air battle over the Mediterranean. One Israeli plane was hit but the pilot survived. A Syrian pilot bailed out and was rescued. The clash marks the biggest such encounter since 1967 with 59 Syrian planes downed by Israel since then.
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Middle East
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Beirut
Damascus
Tartous
Soviet Union
Israel
Wisconsin Weather Promises Weekend Relief After Storms
Cloudy skies and thunderstorm activity lingered across Wisconsin today with warmer temperatures. A low pressure system will keep showers through Friday before fair skies return for the weekend.
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Wisconsin
County DHI wins district award at ARC meeting
At the ARC District 3 Annual Meeting in Fennimore Green County DHI received the Membership Award for the highest percent net increase in cows on AR C dairy herd improvement records. Presenting were William Calvert and Gladys Blum with Larry Klassy.
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Green County
Fennimore
Gladys Blum
Monroe
James Huffman
Rt. 1
Delbert Soddy
Browntown
Dwight Hoesly
Rt. 2
Belleville
Larry Klassy
Monticello
Darrell Bollif
John Schlappi
Blomberg
ARC District 3
Cottonwood Supper Club
DHI
A.R.C
William Calvert
Mineral Point
D.H.1
Helen Strait
Georgia Zimmerman
Ralph Dodd
Glenn Gordee
Harland Johnson
Cletus Pink
Wilson Rote
John Thompson
DHS
Sugar River Conservation League Tour Heads Sunday
A Dane County led tour focusing on Sugar River bank improvement and stream management will convene at 8 am Sunday at the Bank of Brodhead. The day includes stops at Norman Williams farm Davenport farm and Town Line Bridge with lunch at Albany Wildlife Area. DNR SCS ASCS and University Extension staff will accompany attendees.
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Sugar River
Green County
Dane County
County Conservation League
Brodhead Corner
Roger Douglas
Norman Williams
Smith Farm
Davenport Farm
Town Line Bridge
Albany Wildlife Area
Brodhead
DNR
SCS
ASCS
University Extension
Tech Board accepts partition bid for central campus
Blackhawk Board of Vocational Technical and Adult Education accepted a $105 556 bid from Neal Slate Co Eden Prairie Minn for demountable partitions in buildings for the new central campus. Phase One total cost rises to 2 728 138 with 50 000 contingency. ground breaking last Thursday marked start of a new era in regional vocational technical education.
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Wayne C. Fencil
Monroe
Blackhawk Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
Blackhawk Tech
Janesville
Beloit
O. L. Johnson
Neal Slate Co
Eden Prairie
A. C. Schumacher
Blackhawk Tech Board
O. J. Johnson
H. Herbert Holt
Karl Samek
C. S. Pierce
Green County Board of Supervisors
Johnson
Blackhawk Technical Institute
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